On May 14th, First Nation and municipal leaders from throughout Nova Scotia will gather to explore opportunities for joint regional economic development initiatives and discuss Continue Reading →
Testimonials poured in from throughout Mi’kma’ki when the news broke that cousins Ozzy Clair, 28 and Niko Clair, 29, of Paqtnkek died when the Band’s Continue Reading →
From the back yard trampoline to the 4-5 nights a week practices with their team, Eskasoni sisters Alexa Sylliboy and Alayah Jeddore know the hard Continue Reading →
April 12, 2019 Corner Brook—Qalipu First Nation is pleased to share that following a recent meeting of the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Continue Reading →
The Best Aquaculture Practices certification will build on success of local fish farm Supporting certification and productivity improvements enables food industry businesses to scale-up, access Continue Reading →
Waycobah Chief Wayne Googoo: 1945 – 1976 Wayne was from Wagmatcook, however, when he was six years of age Michael P. and Mary Googoo moved Continue Reading →
New and revitalized recovery teams for wildlife and species at risk will help guide the creation of recovery plans. Having new teams in place follows Continue Reading →
Glooscap First Nation’s commitment to safe and healthy workplaces continues to progress with the formation of their first Workplace Health and Safety Committee. On March Continue Reading →
Christena Dykstra of Pictou Landing was a 2018 ATCO Indigenous Education Award recipient. Christena took the time to answer some questions about herself and the Continue Reading →
Each year, the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC) honours the hard work of the men and women working to support their Continue Reading →
The Board of Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey is very pleased to announce the selection of Wyatt White as the next Executive Director. Wyatt joined MK as Executive Continue Reading →
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